Hartford STEM-students’ career session May 24Connecticut’s Otis Elevator, Kaman Corp., BL Companies and online media giant Google will headline a Friday STEM career symposium in Hartford’s Learning Corridor. |
W. Hartford, Fairfield, Glastonbury win energy awardsWest Hartford, Fairfield, and Glastonbury were among the 11 winners of Connecticut's first Power of Change awards, honoring innovative approaches to energy use. |
Video: Green Guide at Bike to Work DayThe Connecticut Green Guide followed a group of commuters as they pedal from Cheshire to Farmington to West Hartford to Hartford for National Bike to Work Day in this video about alternative... |
Sacred Heart's new Stamford graduate centerFairfield's Sacred Heart University is moving by late summer into new classroom space in downtown Stamford's Landmark Square as part of its expanding degree and course programs, authorities say. |
Svigals + Partners’ Charter Oak design pactNew Haven architect-designer Svigals +Partners has been hired to pen the $16.9 million administration building for Charter Oak State College in New Britain. |
Learning Dynamics adds threeLearning Dynamics in Wallingford has added three consultants to its employee training and development team.Barbara Headley, Paul O'Leary and Bill... |
CT regents board due to tap Gray as prezThe Connecticut Board of Regents is expected to approve the recommendation of Gregory W. Gray as the system’s new president, The Associated Press reports. |
CT schools compete to reduce carbon footprintMore than 60 freshmen from East Hartford High School, New Britain High School and Wilby High School in Waterbury will compete on Monday to reduce their schools' carbon footprint. |
Trinity's Jones hastens exit date; new trustee chairTrinity College President James F. "Jimmy'' Jones Jr. cut short by 12 months his retirement-exit, and will depart on June 30, 2014 instead, the private Hartford institution says. |
UConn, Wesleyan join Food Recovery ChallengeUniversity of Connecticut, Wesleyan University and 21 other New England colleges have joined the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Food Recovery Challenge, an effort to cut the amount of food... |